Macdonald, Hutchinson News, Harris EnterprisesĢ007 – George H. Wellington, Ottawa HeraldĢ005 – Webster “Web: Hawkins, Louisburg Herald and Osawatomie GraphicĢ005 – Howard Kessinger, Marysville AdvocateĢ005 – Peter M. Bronson, Stauffer CommunicationsĢ002 – Kenneth “Bud” Bruce, Hillsboro Star-JournalĢ003 – Bill Meyer, Hock Publishing CompanyĢ003 – Robert B. Seaton, Coffeyville JournalĢ002 – Kenneth C. Hemenway, Minneapolis MessengerĢ000 – Richard M. “Jiggs” Morford, Western Timesġ995 – Fred Moen, Associated Press, Kansas and Missouriġ996 – Robert McCants, Goodland Daily Newsġ999 – R. Bremner, professor of journalism, University of Kansasġ992 – W. Simons, Sr., Lawrence Journal-Worldġ990 – McDill “Huck” Boyd, Phillips County Reviewġ991 – John B. Jameson, Abilene Reflector- Chronicleġ989 – Dolph C. Montgomery, Junction City Daily Unionġ989 – Henry B. Meyer, Jr., Independence Daily Reporterġ976 – Mamie Boyd, Phillips County Review and Jewell County Recordġ977 – William Lindsay White, Emporia Gazetteġ978 – Frank “Bus” Boyd, Jr., Jewell County Recordġ979 – Drew McLaughlin, Sr., Miami Republicanġ981 – John Boyer, Scott City News-Chronicleġ982 – Jay Baugh, Montezuma, Johnson Pioneer and Ulysses Newsġ982 – Oscar Stauffer, Topeka Capital-Journalġ986 – Drew McLaughlin, Jr., Miami Republicanġ987 – Leonard McCalla, Jr., Anderson Countianġ988 – Stuart Awbrey, Garden City Telegram, Hutchinson News-Herald, Burlington Hawk Eye Gazetteġ988 – John D. Beth, professor of journalism, University of Kansasġ975 – Herbert A. Valentine, Clay Center Times-Dispatchġ973 – Ernest Woodword, Oberlin Times and Oberlin Heraldġ973 – Marcellus Murdock, Wichita Eagle-Beaconġ975 – Elmer F. Carruth, Jr., Topeka State Journalġ968 – Bertha Shore, Augusta Daily Gazetteġ969 – L. Miller, Belleville Telescopeġ965 – Earl Fickertt, Peabody Gazette-Heraldġ966 – Fred Brinkerhoff, Pittsburg Headlight and Morning Sunġ966 – Arthur J. Flint, chair, department of journalism, University of Kansasġ964 – A. Boyd, Phillips County Postġ961 – Frank Motz, Ellis County News and Hays Daily Newsġ963 – Leon N. Harger, Abilene Reflector-Chronicleġ960 – Frank W. Denious, Sr., Dodge City Daily Globeġ958 – Charles M. Simons, Lawrence Journal-Worldġ956 – John Redmond, Burlington Daily Republicanġ957 – Jess C. Allen, Wichita Beacon and Topeka State Journalġ954 – Arthur Capper, Topeka Daily Capitalġ955 – W. Little, Alma Enterprise, Kansas Press Associationġ952 – Henry J. Kelley, Toronto Republic and Garden City Heraldġ943 – Leslie Wallace, Larned Tiller and Toilerġ944 – William Allen White, Emporia Gazetteġ945 – Charles Sessions, Topeka Daily Capitalġ949 – Herbert Ewing, Hiawatha Daily Worldġ951 – O. Chase, Topeka Daily Capitalġ942 – Bernard J. Murdock, El Dorado Republicanġ939 – Harold T. Gilmore, Wilson County Citizenġ937 – Thomas B. MacLennan, Emporia News and Topeka State Journalġ936 – George W. Morgan, Emporia Gazette and Hutchinson Newsġ936 – F. Blackburn, Anthony Republican and Herington Sunġ935 – William Y. Wilder, Annals of Kansasġ932 – Edward Wallis Hoch, Marion County Recordġ933 – John A, Martin, Atchison Daily Championġ934 – Moses Milton Beck, Holton Recorderġ934 – William E. Prentis, Topeka and Newton editorial writer, Kansas City Starġ931 – Daniel W. Hudson, Topeka Daily Capitalġ931 – Marshall M. Through their efforts they provided the Historical Society with one of the most comprehensive collections of state newspapers in the nation.Īs the Kansas Press Association, the organization began a Kansas Newspaper Hall of Fame in 1931 to honor journalists who have made outstanding contributions to their profession.ġ931 – Daniel Read Anthony, Leavenworth Timesġ931 – Major J.
A committee of the association met December 13, 1875, and formed the Kansas Historical Society to collect newspapers and manuscripts on the territorial period. These early newspaper publishers started the tradition of donating copies of all the newspapers published in Kansas to the Kansas Historical Society. Publishers became members of the Historical Society by donating issues of their newspapers.
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The Kansas Editors’ and Publishers’ Association was organized in 1863 to serve, improve, and promote the newspaper industry, and to protect the rights of a free press.
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